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(continued from Page 4) j trip, with disconcerting frequency. Lights dim when an appliance is turned on. Refrigerators start with
an "asthmatic wheeze.” TV j>ictures shrink and roll. j The "cure” for this low bljiod pressure is “Certified Wiring,! a minmum standard for your heme wiring sstem. You may ask why you need certified wiring?
Just imagine, if you can, w rat your life woud be like without electrical. No electric lights . t o radio or television ... no t’rigerators, washers, irons, vacuum cleaners ... no X-ray and elpctrocardiograph equipment. How different a world it would be. i
Aside from our home, think of the industries that would cease without electricity. In manufacting industries, the average worker has the use of electricity equal to the energy* of 250 men. and that figurP s growing year by year.
You can see how vital electricity
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